Description: Combining the delightful storytelling of bestselling author Kim Hong-shin with the rich, hands-on expertise and linguistic sensitivity of early childhood education specialist Lim Young-joo, the 'Yellow Umbrella Traditional Culture Picture Book Series' offers a fun way for children to learn about Korean traditional culture. In Book 9, 'Oh No! Where's Our Baby?', children discover hanok, the traditional Korean houses that have been cherished by our people for thousands of years. Where could the youngest one be? Ye-dam, Ui-dam, and So-dam's family set off on an exciting trip, because grandparents, the eldest uncle's family, the aunt's family, and other relatives are all gathering together. Staying at a large hanok with a spacious yard, the seven children play hide-and-seek while the grown-ups prepare lunch. With the master bedroom, the side room, the guest room, the attic room, and so many more spaces to hide in, the game of hide-and-seek is a lot of fun. One by one, the children gather for lunch, but four-year-old So-dam, the youngest, is nowhere to be found. The whole family sets out to look for her, and with the help of the lady of the house, they search every nook and cranny. They check the shed, the attic, the kitchen, the vegetable garden, and even the jars on the terrace, but So-dam is nowhere to be seen, leaving the family exhausted and worried. Where in the world could So-dam be?